Software

Vorlesungen

vorlesung-netztechnik - Kommunikations- und Netztechnik an der Dualen Hochschule BW
vorlesung-verteilte-systeme - Verteilte Systeme an der Dualen Hochschule BW

advent-of-wisp-code-2021 - Advent of Wisp Code 2021
guile-10x - 10 ways GNU Guile is 10x better
guile-capture-stdout-stderr - Capturing stderr and stdout from a subprocess in GNU Guile
guile-fast - Is Guile fast?
guile-snippets - Small snippets of Guile Scheme
guix-config - Configuration of my Guix System, commented
guix-work - Using GNU Guix Linux for software development
install-on-guix - Installing a Program on Guix
package-guix - Howto update a Guix package
programming-basics-wisp - Naming and Logic ,Hello
programming-with-wisp - Programming with Wisp, Quick start from zero to best practices
wisp-code-katas - Code Katas in Scheme with Wisp
wisp - wisp: Whitespace to Lisp
wisp-snippets - Small Snippets with Wisp
zen-for-scheme - A Zen for Scheme

emacs-daytime - Emacs Org Clock Agenda Daytime Mode
emacs-javascript - Using Emacs for Javascript development
intellij-emacs - What I need from IntelliJ and what I deeply miss when I’m not using Emacs
mercurial-ediff3-emacs - Using ediff3 from Emacs as merge-tool in Mercurial (hg)
orgmode-markdown - Org mode or Markdown? org-mode uses a line starting with = as title and =*, **,

decentralized-moderation - The path towards decentralized moderation
freenet-hidden-channel - Establishing a hidden, encrypted communication channel over Freenet
kontaktinfos-mit-gnupg - Infos zur verschlüsselten Kontaktaufnahme mit GnuPG für Webseiten
letterblock-diceware - Letterblock Diceware Passwords

emacs-tipps - Emacs Tipps & Tricks
mercurial-branching-strategy - A complete Mercurial branching strategy
org-mode-tipps - How to do X with Emacs Org-Mode
shell-tricks - Small snippets worth sharing: A collection of tricks to solve common problems

Reflections on Proprietary Software — “This is why, I believe, proprietary software, with its inherent power imbalance favouring developers over users, leads to unethical behaviour and exploitation of users.”
Things You Should Never Do, Part I — do not rewrite from scratch. You will lose your bugfixes and die before you regain momentum.
Apprenticeship Patterns — understand your life as developer in patterns, and learn to recognize ways forward.
Sexuality and sexism — why expressing sexuality in tech-communities typically leads to problems.
The Lisp Curse — „technical issues in other programming languages are social issues in Lisp.“ Consequently, Guix and the SRFIs that make such a big difference for Scheme are social in nature.

Public Money, Public Code! — Towards better Government software procurement, the Corona Warn App is a great start!
The Toxicity of Public Multinational Corporations — “Instead of hydrogen … they burn good will.”
Break-once, Break-everywhere, Break-forever [with] Forever-day bugs — on the Palladium security model and the secure enclave.

Creative Code algorithms & techniques — generating complexity.
Articles about Emacs from Chris Wellons — lots of optimization goodness from the author of elfeed, the best way to read news via rss.
Volatile Software — do not be the tool which breaks by itself or other tools on update.
Software developers should avoid traumatic changes — two kinds of trauma: everything needs work to get working again or to get idiomatic again.
The Little Schemer — fun and with a density of deep insights rarely found in programming books.
The Algorithm Design Manual — understanding algorithm and datastructure design in-depth while never losing the hands-on approach.
The Computer Language Benchmarks Game — the go-to resource for benchmarks between programming languages that are open about their shortcomings.

Free Software 4 Remote Working — recommendations from FSFE.
Delightful gems of Freedom — how to do it with FOSS.
Live Streaming HowTo — using Free Software for serving a few hundred people from a home computer with quality sufficient for a music convention.
Teach, Don’t Tell — how to write documentation that helps. Also see The 4 types of technical documentation for an overview.

Technik-Tipps fürs Homeoffice — Viele Werkzeugempfehlungen von Digitalcourage.
Data Detox für Jugendliche — Grundlagen für sichere Benutzung von Smartphones. Kennen auch die meisten Erwachsenen nicht. Sollten sie aber.
Digitale Selbstverteidigung — Werkzeugempfehlungen von Digital Courage.
Neo Layout — Die Tastatur ist die zentrale Schnittstelle beim Programmieren. Eine optimierte Tastenbelegung schützt unser wichtigstes Werkzeug: unsere Hände.